Visit to Kiran Nadar Museum

On October 7, 2023, the students from JP International School's Fine Arts Department had the unique opportunity to explore the fascinating world of art at the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art in Noida. This visit was specifically themed around the captivating hue of Prussian Blue, with the aim of delving into artworks that showcased this colour in various forms and artistic movements.

The primary objective of the visit was to expose the students to various art forms of the present and the past, encouraging them to gain insights into the evolution of artistic styles and techniques.

The exhibition was a celebration of artistic diversity, featuring works that transcended traditional boundaries. From Parul Gupta's Cyanotypes experiments to Anju Dodiya's fabric painting inspired by Katsushika Hokusai’s iconic masterpiece, students were immersed in a world where colours breathed life into various mediums. N.S. Harsha's awe-inspiring painting, "Andhar Bahaar," depicting an astronaut in deep space, and Mithu Sen’s thought-provoking piece, "Tritanopia (blindness of Blue)," challenged conventional perceptions of colour, inviting contemplation and introspection.

Following the inspirational visit to the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art in Noida, students were given a unique opportunity to participate in a hands-on workshop centered around thumbprint art. This workshop, facilitated by artists who were associated with the museum, aimed to nurture the students' creativity and artistic skills.

The workshop progressed, the students produced a remarkable array of thumbprint artworks, each reflecting their individuality and creativity. From vibrant abstract patterns to intricate miniature scenes, the thumbprint paintings showcased a diverse range of styles and themes.
After the visit, students had the privilege of meeting with Principal Ms. Ruby Chandel to share their experiences about the recent visit to Kiran Nadar Museum of Art and their participation in the thumbprint art workshop.

The students enthusiastically shared their insights and reflections about the museum visit and the thumbprint art workshop. They described the awe-inspiring artworks they had witnessed at the museum, emphasizing how the experience broadened their understanding of art and creativity. They also showcased the thumbprint artworks they created during the workshop, explaining the techniques they learned and the inspiration behind their creations.

Principal expressed her pride in their proactive participation and encouraged them to continue exploring their artistic talents and emphasized the importance of such experiences in shaping their perspectives, fostering creativity, and building confidence.